Why Our Soldiers Wait for Homestead S
Fragmentary historical sermon discusses Democratic land policy, homesteads, and land grants. It notes 1888 views on expansion, criticism of 1861 shifts, and calls for reform under Representative Snyder, arguing current land allocation favors railroads and foreign interests while urging support for homesteaders and economy in government.
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Old Guard
Mr. Rently
Itaeli
Speier
C. McMilsoma
Democratic Party
United States
France
Adam
Spain
Democrata
England
Ireland
Switzerland
Netherlands
Simm
Sam
Sander
New England
Snyder
Eteatog
Republican Congress Starves Western Reclamation Projects
Washington reports Republican leaders in congress are cutting western irrigation and reclamation efforts. The Flathead project in Montana faces a drastic funding drop from 1,000,000 dollars to 100,000, undermining water supplies for about 1800 homesteaders. The article accuses party lawmakers of breaking contracts and harming settlers by delaying or canceling agreed developments across Montana, Wyoming and other states.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Nce
Republican Party
West
Montana
Lishe
Wyoming
Flathead Indian Reservation
Republicans
House
Ponders Roosevelt
Wyoming Weekly Industrial Review highlights from Casper and beyond
The weekly digest reports on land applications for 10 000 acres open to lottery, pipeline expansion in Wyoming oil fields, and a surge in road construction. It notes 19 500 000 barrels of oil produced in 1919, railway and highway developments, Midwest refin ing activity, and multiple local updates from Casper Lander Worland and other towns including oil fields, ranches, and dairy stock shipments.
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Caspar
Lorir Cheyenne
Toeaanville Midweat
Wyoming
Casper
Highway Commission
Rapa
Montana
Fremont County
Anact
Midwest Homes Association
Lander
OU Fields Co
England
Old Dallas
Cokeville
Salt Creek Field
Laramie
Rambler
American Smelting & Refining Co
Hong Konng Wool Growers
Congress
Worland Ranch
Wheatland
Douglas
Black Tail Oil Co
Tin Lance Creek
Lask
Administration's War on Radicalism Approved
Washington exposes radicalism crackdown as final passage of labor department funding prompts broader surveillance. With 91 million and 300 thousand allocated, justice raids may expand to curb calls for overthrow and violent rhetoric. Government agents intensify monitoring of suspected agitators nationwide.
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Washington, D. C
National
Congress
Department of Labor
Rheumatism Sufferer Finds Relief with Tanlac
A Los Angeles woman describes six years of severe rheumatic pain that left her unable to climb stairs, with swollen hands and sleepless nights. After trying many remedies, she began Tanlac and reports complete relief from rheumatism, restored energy, steadier nerves, better appetite, and renewed ability to perform household chores.
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Dunne St
Los Angeles
Tanlac T
Tom
Tanlac
Department of Justice raids praised nationwide
The Department of Justice and immigration authorities conducted arrests across numerous American communities. The raids were widely praised for their careful execution, earning commendation in many sectors of the United States after the initial announcements.
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Department of Justice
Pod
Maine
Erreris
Meat Inspection Benefits Producers
Washington DC report notes meat inspection aids producers and consumers. Government findings show inspection improves export acceptance, as foreign countries may refuse meats not federally inspected.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
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Wyoming Weekly Industrial Review
Dr. Parana
M.edwards
Edwards
Dr. Edwards
City Drug Store
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Denver
Colo
Frontier
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Lincet County Miners’ Hospital
TI. Sanders
Remaggeion
Miedema Firearms
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R. H. Sanders
Kemmerer, Wyoming
Ceeds
Mutual Livestock Commission Company
Omaha, Nebraska
Frontier Supply Company
Bon Ton Restaurant
J.W Sammon
Frotiae
Rover
Anheuser-Busch
A. Molinar
St.louis
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